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32 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 17, 1993 4 "Under nine soccer Under Nine On Aug, 10, the under nines played several exciting match- es. Raglan Industries met with Manvers, and were edged out by a 3-1 score. It was 1-0 at the end of the first half for Raglan, thanks to a goal by Evan Pow- ell, assisted by Gabriel Ben- chop. John Dutka made some nice saves to keep the first half scoreless, with help from good defence by Brook MacKenzie and Scott Symes. Manvers came back strong in the second half with two goals by Blair Bazley and one by Brandon Spearing, despite good goal- tending by Scott Symes and Ga- briel Benschop. Haugen's Heroes and Reach Park Motors played to a 3-3 tie. Kevin Robins scored two goals for the Heroes and Alex Nico- loau kicked in a great corner goal. Billy Britt and Michael Jehu each picked up an assist. Kevin Hansen and Scott Honey provided fine goaltending. Ryan Hamelinck, Meghan Smith and Julie-Ann Domik each notched one for Reach Park. Jordan Beelby and Erik Hertzberg made some terrific defensive plays. The consolation winners of the tennis tournament were 'Gil- Darlene Colton Photography handed Tim's Renovations a 3-1 loss, with goals by Justin Shinn, Ryan O'Leary and Mat- thew Kamminga. Darren Tap- "| r and Scott Lennox were ef- ective in net. Subbies fell to Mr. Sub, also by a 3-1 margin. Nelson Lang- maid had a super game and really used his head to stop some shots. Derek Goreski con- tinues to show scoring profi- ciency with another goal. Good rushes came from Adam Smart, Christine Reader and Brett Meeking, Zach Pither scored twice for Mr. Sub, and Shawn Demaio also picked up a point. An excellent game was played by two evenly matched teams. Second Hand for Kids and Waterfront Cafe. The Kids came out the winners 3-2, thanks to three goals by Spen- cer Churchill and wonderful goaltending from Derek Young and Graeme McNab. Marta VanCamp and Jamie Geer also put in a great effort. Peter Kon- stantinopolous scored both goals for Waterfront Cafe, and honorable mention goes to Dan- ny Halward. -- lian Henry and Elizabeth Lynch, women's winners, and Bob McCrae and John Scott, men's winners. Penetrates and Protects e Available in 13 rich colours e Effectively penetrates and protects wood surfaces. PAINT & WALLPAPER 205 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa 434-3939 == " CENTRAL The Port Perry Bantam Selects had their perfect record shattered in the championship game | of a weekend Baseball tournament with a 7-2 loss to' Uxbridge. Pictured (from left) are Doug MacSween, coach, Trevor MacSween, Adam Davidson, Bruce Foy, Adam Smith, Sean Roncetti and Don Walker, manager. (Rear) Ryan Diceman, John Babcock, Gavin Baxter, Drew Walker RidgeNorth | and Brian Bickmore. Re/Max defeats RidgeNorth 16-7 in battle of the realtors | On Aug. 11, Remax Scugog Realty Ladies LobBall defeated: Ridge North Realty 16-7. Remax held Ridge North scoreless for the first three in- nings and Remax did not score -any runs until the bottom of the third inning when Remax sent 13 batters to the plate, scoring eight runs. Scoring for Remax: Dianne, McC, Joan, Nancy, Debbie M, Donna, Jennifer, Marg and Colleen. In the fourth, Ridge North's Vicky scored and again Remax had a big inning in the bottom of the fourth, sending 12 batters, scor- ing seven runs,"When Angie, Dianne McC, Joan, Nancy, Deb- bie M, Donna and Deanna four innings, Remax held a 15-1 lead. To begin the fifth, Ridge "ig pF » ship round the team of Jackie Dusenbur and Laurie Cooper. In the men's doubles Jay Neil and Ken Elliott defeated Werner Mees and Joe Variderwyst to capture the championship. crossed home plate and after North scored another run from Fran and Remax Realty got the run back when Nancy quickly scooted home, making the score Remax 16 - Ridge North 2. In the sixth, Remax were held scoreless and Ridge North's Vicky scored and after six, Re- max were ahead 16-3. In the to of the seventh, Ridge Nort scored four runs when Fréd, Deb, Fran and Leona crossed the plate -and Remax was un- able to score. After seven in- nings, Remax were still on top , 16-7. To begin the eighth and fi- nal inning, home team Remax. defence combined with Jenni- fer's pitching held Ridge North in check and did not allow a run, making the final score Re- max 16 - Ridge North 7. - Remax Scugog Realty stats: Dianne McC, three singles, two walks, two runs; Joan, two sin- gles, one walk, three runs; Nan- cy, three singles, two runs; Deb- bie M, two singles, one' walk, two runs; Donna, one triple, one. walk, two runs; Jennifer, one single, one run; Marg, one sin- gle, one run; Deanna, three sin- gles, one run; Cheryl, two sin- gles; Colleen, one 'single, one 'run; Angie, one single, one walk, one run and Gerda, one single, twowalks. v4 ~ Remax's pitching duo of Jén- _niferand Donna combined toal- low 14 hits, giving up seven runs and Remax had 20 hits, * oririg 16 runs.and leaving 12 runnersonbase: =. a atin Say | > ¥ Port Perry Tennis Club held its annual doubles tournament on the weekend. In the champion- g and Diane Burt (left), were defeated by Winnie Tobin Lod